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Aurora Innovation's shares (AUR) are worth about $10.3 billion. The driverless-truck company booked $2 million of revenue in the second quarter of 2026. Investors are paying for a self-driving truck fleet that is mostly still being built. Most of the trucks Aurora plans for year-end are due in the final three months. Aurora pays for each quarter of waiting out of its cash. Is Aurora building its driverless fleet fast enough.

Kodiak AI (KDK) is tracking well toward its first driver-out ride over the road before year-end, wit

Kodiak plans driverless highway runs by year-end. First it needs roadside inspectors to clear a truck with nobody in the cab The post PrePass, Kodiak tie driverless trucks to weigh stations appeared first on FreightWaves.

Aurora Innovation (AUR) stock has gained about 54% over roughly nine months, from the middle of December 2025, against about 13% for the S&P 500. A run like that usually means the market fell for a technology story. This one is duller. Over those months Aurora put driverless trucks onto a production line and signed the carriers to run them.

Aurora Innovation (AUR) trades at about $6.30 a share, a market value of about $12.5 billion, on $2 million of revenue in the second quarter of 2026. The stock trades at 2,498 times trailing twelve-month sales against 3.2 for the S&P 500. The multiple is not measuring anything. What you are buying is a truck count and the rate each truck earns.

Analyst Colin Rusch sees Kodiak AI as a potential long-term winner in autonomous trucking, a market he projects could exceed $160 billion by 2035

The action is the start to eventual coast-to-coast driverless hauling operations, according to founder and CEO Donald Burnette.

Atlas Energy Solutions Inc. reported past second-quarter 2026 results with sales of US$26.97 million, revenue of US$293.18 million, and a net loss of US$25.1 million, widening from the prior year despite higher sales. A separate announcement highlighted that Atlas is working with Kodiak AI, Inc. to expand autonomous proppant deliveries across its Dune Express system, aiming to scale driverless truck operations and broaden service coverage in the Permian Basin. Next, we’ll examine how the...

Kodiak AI (NASDAQ:KDK) reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $3.5 million, up 91% sequentially, as the autonomous-trucking company expanded its commercial driverless fleet and advanced preparations for a targeted long-haul launch by year-end. Founder and Chief Executive Officer Don Burnette said

Atlas Energy Solutions partnered with Kodiak AI to expand its autonomous truck operations in the Permian Basin. The program is planned to scale to 100 driverless trucks with broader routes and use on public roads. The move targets wider geographic coverage and greater efficiency in Atlas Energy Solutions' logistics network. Atlas Energy Solutions, ticker NYSE:AESI, is pushing further into automation at a time when its stock has shown mixed performance. The shares trade at $10.93, with the...

Uber has partnered with — and in some cases made direct investments in — about 30 autonomous vehicle companies over the past two years. Here's the list and the latest on the partnerships.

Atlas Energy Solutions expanded its Kodiak partnership to a second Permian load-out point and set a 100-truck driverless target for mid-2027, up from 28 today. The post Atlas grows Kodiak driverless truck fleet to 100 rigs appeared first on FreightWaves.

Kodiak AI, Inc. (NASDAQ:KDK) has declined roughly 21% over the past month and is now trading close to its all-time lows. However, the Street expects more than 125% upside from the current level, making it one of the Best All-Time Low Stocks to Buy Now. ​The downward momentum has been driven by valuation reassessments and […]